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The video is in Spanish, but has English text notes during the complete session. It's 6 minutes long.



Enjoy!


EDIT: For some reason, I can't put the link in correctly. So change the dot for a .

Mods. Please correct the link to the video.

Here's the link on my site: forum.mmspr.net/index.php?t=msg&th=476&start=0&

Dear , thanks so much . u do not know , how it is diffical to perches mms online for me

but now with ur great job , i do not need to buy , it is so easy to make at home .

PARVIN

A question, Karl - by my estimation, you might be able to get another bottle, since you still have all that dark brown stuff in the mixing bottle. Have you tried for a second bottle? Just move the cap with hose over to a new bottle, and

Also, what is the ppm in your first receiving bottle?

One thing I've learned making up to 12,500ppm, is that "fully saturated" is a relative term <G>.

Thanks for this - good show!

my son is in a college dorm. says that the water taste bad. he has a hard time taking mms due to the bad taste. we are looking at water purification devices for him at college. does mms purify the water at low doses so u dont get that awful taste. does it remove inpurities including flouride? any help anyone could give us would be great. thanks barbara

kwag,

Loved the video.

I had no idea there was powder out there!

I too would like to know the ppm on that....and it sure looked like Pam said, enuf left for another bottle....or possibly 2.

I have a similar setup, but no aquarium pump.

I have a large mug I'll pre-heat then add hot water, then insert glass baby bottle with mms/citric acid, and the poly receiver bottle, fiji water, will come right out of the fridge, which I'll have to poke a relief hole, I was gonna use a small microfiber to slow the release of gas, but not stop the release of gas. I suppose same difference.

Barbara wrote:

my son is in a college dorm. says that the water taste bad. he has a hard time taking mms due to the bad taste. we are looking at water purification devices for him at college. does mms purify the water at low doses so u dont get that awful taste. does it remove inpurities including flouride? any help anyone could give us would be great. thanks barbara

Barbara,

Have him switch to CDS, and the taste issue will be over with.

And as far as I know, you need a special filter to remove fluoride...the mms will not do that, not that I know of.

You should be able to find a triple filter online, at amazon, that will improve taste and leave minerals and cut fluoride too....about 300.00

CLO2 wrote:

Thanks Karl.

For those who want to download the video from YouTube, the English on-screen text may not be included with your downloaded video. It was absent from my download.

So, I did a screen audio-video capture and re-posted the video here:

mmsinfo.org/videos/cds_in_three_minutes.mp4

Thanks for that!

Karl, what was the concentration in PPM of the CDS in the video? Looks like the receiver might be a 500 ml bottle?

--Charlotte

Dont have any idea, as I don't have test strips. It's fully saturated, though.

pam wrote:

A question, Karl - by my estimation, you might be able to get another bottle, since you still have all that dark brown stuff in the mixing bottle. Have you tried for a second bottle? Just move the cap with hose over to a new bottle,

Hi Pam,

Yes, I have done it in the past, but now I just take what's left in the baby bottle and put it in a 32oz glass bottle and fill it up with tap water.
We put that in the bathroom and use it as mouthwash.
When I make a gallon, there's not enough left to make any more, so I also take what's left and use it in the bathroom.

and

Also, what is the ppm in your first receiving bottle?

One thing I've learned making up to 12,500ppm, is that "fully saturated" is a relative term <G>.

Thanks for this - good show!

Can't tell, but I guarantee that it's fully saturated.
However, one thing I mentioned (can't recall now if it was here or on my forum) is that apparently the saturation of chlorine dioxide in water depends on atmospheric pressure. So I'm at sea level, and probably I get a different saturation than people at higher altitudes. I can't confirm this. Maybe someone at a high altitude (Denver, Colorado. Anyone?) could try this and measure the PPM, and then someone at sea level can measure and post the readings? I don't have any test strips on hand now, so I can't meassure it.

KennethWalter wrote:

kwag,

Loved the video.

I had no idea there was powder out there!

Thanks Kenneth
The Sodium Chlorite comes in two forms. Powdered and in flakes. The one I have is the flakes.
The citric acid I use is powdered. I think it's the only way it's produced.

I too would like to know the ppm on that....and it sure looked like Pam said, enuf left for another bottle....or possibly 2.

Yep. As I said before, there is some left, but we use it in the bathroom

I have a similar setup, but no aquarium pump.

Get one!
It speeds your process from 20 minutes to 3 "As seen on TV (tm)"

I have a large mug I'll pre-heat then add hot water, then insert glass baby bottle with mms/citric acid, and the poly receiver bottle, fiji water, will come right out of the fridge, which I'll have to poke a relief hole, I was gonna use a small microfiber to slow the release of gas, but not stop the release of gas. I suppose same difference.

Poke the tiny hole on the cap. It's also cheaper that sticking a needle on the cap
And the hot water helps a lot forcing the gas out. I just stick that Pyrex measuring cup with water in the microwave for 30 to 45 seconds, and that's it.

And to all, remember to ventilate your area!!!
Specially when you are done and you open the baby bottle!
Make sure it's in the open, or you'll get a chlorine dioxide gas slap on your face and nose that you'll never forget ( or you'll remember for a couple of days! )